Under his “Mamba Mentality” moniker, former Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant has released a new app available for athletes looking to train their brains called “Mamba Rise.”
According to its App Store description, the app drills users across multiple sports to improve cognitive abilities.
Compete against the pros. Discover unique drills to develop your physical skills and become the best athlete you can be. Volleyball, baseball, football or fastpitch: you can now train and rise, the Mamba way.
4 reasons to join the MAMBA RISE:
Dozens of drills: coverage recognition, pitch recognition, ball placement & trajectory
Train your pitch recognition skills
Determine your current skill level and progress to your own rhythm
Find a random opponent, and compare your skills to theirs
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Bryant, 41, retired from the NBA after a decorated 20-year career all with the Lakers. Also an Academy Award–winning producer of a short film, Bryant authored autobiography “The Mamba Mentality: How I Play” in the fall of 2018.
Bryant's self-dubbed nickname “Mamba” has been widely accepted and used by athletes to describe a hyper-concentrated type of athlete with an extreme competitive nature. Bryant won five NBA championships with the Lakers in his career, first earning a “three-peat” alongside center Shaquille O'Neal from 2000-02 and later leading an L.A. franchise to back-to-back titles in 2009-10.
The one-time NBA MVP and 18-time All-Star has ventured into the business world following his retirement after the 2015-16 season, growing his personal brand in spite of a professional career attachment to basketball.
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